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15 Cards in this Set
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"In Flander's Fields"
A message from soldiers. Even though they are dead, life goes on |
John McCrae
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The soldier
Englishman. where he dies, a little section of land will always be english |
Rupert Brooke
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"Disabled"
Joins army to impress girls. is only a torso, used to rely on good looks |
Wilfred Owen
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"I have Rendezvous with Death" expects death. Cannot apprecitate life
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Alan Seeger
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"A Lament"
Beauty is still there, but beauty has not seen war |
Wilfrid Gibson
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"Break of Day in the trenches" Witness of average day in the trenches
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Isaac Rosenburg
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"The Dug Out" soldier sleeps, but it reminds one of death
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Siegfried Sassoon
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"My company" Comradery, stood side by side, all that he is responsible for
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Herbert Read
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"To any Dead officer"The one that wanted to live the most was expected to die.
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Siegfried Sassoon
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"Aftermath" the importance of never forgetting
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Siegfried Sassoon
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"A Piece of String"
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Wrongly accused of stealing checkbook. goes crazy about it and dies. Guy de Maupassant
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"A Problem"
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False signature, ends with him asking for more money Anton Chekhov
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"The artist"
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Son and Mother want to paint but father is very materialistic
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Dolls house
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Ibsen
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Socrates
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Antigone
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